Redox Reactions & Net Ionic Equations Quiz

rc9.5 Net ionic equations Group Practice

When writing an ion, use the carat (^) to designate charges. For example, hydrogen ion should be written as H^+, while sulfate ion should be written as SO4^2-.
When writing reactions, please put spaces between coefficients and formulas, and separate chemical formulas with plus signs (+). Do not include states (e.g., aq)! For example, the dissociation of water should be entered as this:
H2O → 2 H^+ + OH^-

Helpful resource from LibreTexts "Chemistry - The Central Science":
• 4.4: Oxidation-Reduction Reactions

Here's your quiz - good luck!

# Problem
1. Given this chemical reaction:
HBr(aq)  +  KOH(aq)    KBr(aq)  +  H2O(l)

write the balanced net ionic equation below.
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